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Antonio Vivaldi: L´estro armonico Op.3, Concerto No. 8 in A Minor, RV 522 - 3 Allegro
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"Sf. Elefterie Nou" Church, Bucharest, Romania
Saint Eleftherios New Church [there is an Old St. Eleftherios church nearby]
1935-1971, architect Constantin Iotzu
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So if you haven't already heard there's this new app called brickly that is essentially Flickr or Instagram solely for Lego, I highly recommend that you check it out, many Flickr members including myself have already made an account and I think its worthwhile. This isn't me trying to say to disband Flickr, I'm managing to keep my slow content up for both. :P The app link is at the bottom, and the brickly Flickr is tagged in the photo if you wanna FM them.
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These eroded bricks with embedded stones and pebbles are part of a wall in Pinkneys Lane, Southwold. They are not as high as modern bricks. I wonder if they are recycled Roman bricks. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
"This isn't Texas. We must be lost....."
Brick Rodeo was in Austin TX this year and we finally got to attend for more than one day (we bought the AFOL passes). I was thrilled to find these minifigs in my goody bag.,, especially the custom printed purple space torso :-)
I rearranged the minifigs slightly. The female face was on the red spaceman and I moved it to the purple torso. I also changed the hair to something that would fit over the purple oxygen tanks but otherwise, these are very similar to what we were given.
It was a fun event and I can't wait to attend it the next time it's in Austin (I think that's 2 years from now). I only wish it could be in Austin every year.....
Saturday Self Challenge: Eerst
De eerste en tegelijk ook de laatste keer dat ik deze klinkers als bestrating zag in de jaren dat ik nu in deze straat woon. Op foto’s van 1957 is te zien dat deze straat toen al was geasfalteerd, in die tijd stonden er nog verschillende industrieën langs deze straat: brouwerij, scheepswerven, loodsen, een elekticiteitscentrale en allerlei andere bedrijvigheid. Deze klinkers hebben dus minstens 67 jaar onder asfalt gelegen, Mij is onbekend wanneer er bestraat is, mogelijk meer dan 100 jaar terug.
Nu werden ze dan verwijderd: er worden verschillende leidingen vervangen: water, riool en elektriciteit. De gasleiding onder de stoep is eind vorig jaar vervangen. De kabel van de kabel-tv (en internet) is blijven liggen. Tegelijkertijd is er glasvezel in de straat gekomen, dit als vervanging van de koperen kabel voor vaste telefoon en internet hetgeen mij op de volgende muzikale keuze leidt:
Optie 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL0EoXdpOqg
Optie 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=INOFpALMOAY
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Saturday Self Challenge: First
The first and at the same time the final time I saw these bricks as paving in the years I now live in this street. Photos from 1957 show that this street had already been asphalted by then, at that time there were still several industries along this street: brewery, shipyards, sheds, a power station and all sorts of other activities. So these bricks have been under asphalt for at least 67 years, I don’t know when they were lied down, but that must been at least 100 years ago.
Now they were removed as several pipes will be replaced: water, sewer and electricity. The gas pipe under the pavement was replaced late last year. The cable for cable TV (and internet) remained. At the same time, fibreglass has come into the street, this as a replacement for the copper cable for fixed telephone and internet which leads me to the following musical choice:
Option 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL0EoXdpOqg
Option 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=INOFpALMOAY
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Dank voor het bekijken, commentaren, favorieten en kritiek. Geen verder gebruik zonder mijn uitdrukkelijke toestemming.
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I do enjoy strolling around Brick Lane particularly while wearing a comfortable skirt like this. Loads of nice pubs and restaurants in the area and plenty of vintage clothes shops to wander around in. You must join me one day.
Free building instructions! About 1500 bricks and about 40 cm heigh. The figure can be taken apart and move just like a real minifig. Contact me at contact@aukbricks.com and I'll send you the instructions. Personal use only.
At what level, you ask? Don't ask here, just come to the show, and see!
Yes, there are short shots, sabers, RPGs, overmolds, and even more buried deep down. Come and dig!
Originally a 19th century brick factory along the Mohawk River, currently converted into living space. Halfmoon, NY.
Looking at the beautiful corner, I wonder if the vertical brick of the base of the building turned down and became the sidewalk when it was built? Whoa that would have been powerful!
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Black and white bricks
View outside one of the workshop buildings inside the old Weapons Factory of La Vega (Uviéu)
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I love ivy growing on brick walls.
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I used to have an aversion to gray and brown. (I was also prejudiced against black and navy and black and brown.) Then, I noticed how well gray and brown went together in nature: feathers, fur, trees, rocks. No one would say those clash! Here’s another example of gray and brown pairing well together: bricks and mortar.
Sweater, Covington (thrifted). Skirt, Madewell. Tights, Target. Shoes, ASOS. Necklace, Rennaisance Faire.